Here is the interview in English. Excellent read.

"I don't know how much longer this facade, this political void, can continue in the same way."

"...a good program [would be the destruction of Western supremacism]. Just like the euthanasia of rent-seeking, the euthanasia of Western supremacism."

"I think there is a very pronounced symbolic collapse of this Western supremacism in its liberal and progressive forms. In this collapse, for now, fascism finds fertile ground, an environment conducive to growth, but I don't know how long this will last without counterweights or reactions."

E: "There is a proposal...to become what the far-right believes the left is today: anti-white, queer, mixed-race."

T: "My modest proposal is an anti-fascist version of Nietzsche's idea of ​​becoming what you are. Being what they think you are. Realizing their imaginary enemy."

...(of the colonizers against the indigenous peoples, of heterosexuals against those considered abnormal, etc.), that this invariable solution arises, although it repeats itself in very different forms."

...It is in this sense – not in the sense of fascism with black leather boots – of a violent solution, but one that also requires mass politics and imaginaries or utopias of antagonistic equality...

"...fascism is a variant of the transcendental and contradictory form of politics in capitalism. Bonapartist authoritarianism is taken as the capitalist solution to the problem of the need for mass politics in a society that operates with hierarchical exploitation, generating surplus populations...

...Capitalism not only needs to reproduce various hierarchical formations and to parasitize hierarchical formations that are its pre-capitalist heritage, but also continuously creates populations, surpluses, disposable elements."

".. a fascist virus exists because political and economic modernity is highly contradictory, because the universalization of political rights and the universalization of citizenship have a conflictual relationship with capitalism...

Marxist thinkers in the 1930s: "it would be a mistake for an excessively rationalist Marxism not to confront [the fascist perversion of utopia & its capacity to channel surplus forces, desires & phantoms within society] & not to attempt to capture these energies."

If anyone can download the archive or individual essays, now would be a really good time to upload them to Anna's Archive.

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Silicon Valley, 1990s: Free and open access to all the world’s knowledge will usher a new utopian age of information!

Silicon Valley, 2025:

Furthermore: release the Epstein files and abolish ICE!